Robinson-Solutions Finishes Off Mole & Jersey

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The Mole and Jersey Show Episode 18. Season Ender - Guest host... Me! Really! I think Michael & I talked for around an hour, but for your viewing pleasure it was cut down to around 8 min's before your eyes glaze over. The interview actually missed the deadline for the last show. It just happens that after the interview Michael decided to call it a day! Was it something I said? ....the guys are taking a small break for a few weeks & will be back in April. Own a small business? Are you a pressure washer? Maybe you are starting or own a pressure washing company. Well sit back, watch the last episode in this series or here on YouTube, and learn...

The Segments:

4:40 Marketing Madness...Bait & Switch

11:05 Jerseys Junk.. AquaTap

16:45 The Chop Chop... Some guy in Spain

24:45 Fail of the week

28:48 Top 5...... Alex's top 5 & others

Funny link from the show: Window Cleaner Robs Neighbour Bookies With a Pruning Saw

Wagtail & Aquatap get a mention as well.

I.D. Cards for Window Cleaners

Just a little something that could help out your company or your image in general if making quotes or going door to door to sell your services. Badge Maker from Big Huge Labs: Create an ID badge using your digital photographs or your own ID card, press pass, name tag, unofficial badge, or any other kind of identification. Print it out, laminate it, wear it with pride! Make any kind of identification* easily in just a few seconds. * Evil and/or unlawful uses are strictly prohibited. Please play nice. :-) Just to show you how easy it is - now just get it laminated!
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Other free I.D. makers include: YeXploitation 2.0, pvc id maker free software & Cyclano id + a host of others.

Window Cleaning Videos to Help & Inspire

Mr, Sanchez (aka Matt) shows us how to tackle those screens for those that live in a country that has them. He even tackles the screens without removing them whilst using a water fed pole (2nd video.) Check out the new facial addition that was hiding under the moustache!

Another installment from Mark Strange of "Beautiful View" from Toronto, Canada gives us a few more unbiased reviews of products in the window cleaners workplace. This time his opinion on the Unger UniTec pole, in this weeks edition of "Tool Talk."

Don Marsh, the window cleaner from Gainesville, Florida talks about the most fundamental reasons why you should or should not start a business. Don's having trouble with his power washing add-on & puts it down to experience.

Sean Dolan of Window Cleaning Resources & sales director of "All County Window Cleaning" gives us a few hints & tips in the latest editions of "the saleman."

Season 3 Episode 1 WCR Nation is now ready to watch here.

New US Scam Targets Window Cleaners

MEMPHIS, TN - An accused scam artist is behind bars after police say he conned hundreds of people out of thousands of dollars. You could be one of the victims and not even know it. The accused crook offers to give you a job. But instead, he takes your money and your personal information, then takes off. With job security not so secure, some people have become desperate to find a job. And websites like Monster, Hot Jobs and Career Builder are staring to receive a lot of hits. A couple of weeks ago Kevin Ward was looking for a job and he thought he found it. He even went for a job interview at the Clark Tower in East Memphis. The job posting was for a window washer. It paid $21/hour and required a $69 processing fee. A fee Ward thought was for a background check and a drug test. "I got scammed out of $69. When I first found out I got scammed, I was going to just chalk it up and take the loss. Then I realized he had all my information." Information Ward says could make him a victim of identity theft. "Social Security number, address, phone number."The job posting looks very legit and Randy Hutchinson, with the Better Business Bureau says that's why people like Ward become victims. "The crooks post jobs there and they also contact people who have posted their resumes there so you cannot assume just because it's on one of these websites, that's it's a legitimate offer," said Hutchinson. Ward may not be the only victim. There's a website dedicated to stopping the job scam. There are postings from people from around the country who claim they too have been ripped off. Not concerned so much about the money, Ward says finding the crook would be worth the $69 loss. "We would be even. I got him. That's what it would mean to me and it would stop him in the future from scamming other people,” said Ward. When applying for a job, you should never have to pay for any fees for things like drug tests or background checks. The employer should always foot the bill. If you become a victim to a scam the BBB says you should contact the three credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian, TransUnion). Also contact your credit card companies so that they can be on the lookout for fraud.